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Publication الدلالة السياقية للفعل المزيد فيه :دراسة وتحليل في صحيح البخاري(Kuala Lumpur: Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Science, International Islamic University Malaysia, 2009, 2009)This research examines contextual indication in the affixed verb (Fil al Mazid) in kitab al tafsir of Sahih al Bukhari. It covers sixty seven verbs from thirty three oral Hadis as a sample to discover the role defining contextual circumstances. Since a single verb can express more than one meaning, the direct concern of this is the overlapping of meaning which would be realized on the part of the language user ( or learner) to look beyond the common given meaning. This research depends on analytical and descriptive methods. Finally, the study shows that the meaning before sentence composition relatively returns to a context and requirement, namely the meaning of the verb in the sentence goes back to the complete text until the situation and circumstances of the text mentioned is known. Otherwise it returns to what comes before or after what is suitable of the sentences. Because these meaning overlap, and some meaning mentioned by morphologists for certain verb forms might entail the need to examine the contexts within the present time as well as its classical form, none of those meaning are limited, nor do they return to usage meaning steadiness' and prevailing usage only; according to morphologists' statement that verb compounds probably comes to another unmentioned meanings. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Implementation of hudud law with special reference to Nigeria(Kuala Lumpur Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Laws, International Islamic University Malaysia, 2016, 2016)This thesis intends to examine the enforceability of hudud punishments for hudud offences, and general implementation of the hudud law based on the guidance of the Holy Quran and Sunnah of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW) in Nigeria. These include the effects, consequences, challenges, problems, and prospects of hudud implementation in a multi-religious Nigeria. Nigeria is a country with a Muslim population of an estimated 55% to 60% of the total Nigerian population. Islam has existed and flourished in the area presently known as Nigeria for over 1,000 years. After conquering Northern Nigeria between 1897 and 1903, the British colonised the area by inter-alia pursuing policies of appropriation, containment, and surveillance of Islamic Law; and the "indirect rule" policy, up till Nigeria's independence from British rule on October 1st 1960. Efective from 1999-2000 and up till 2002, twelve states from Northern Nigeria have re-introduced Islamic criminal laws, including hudud since the pre-colonial and colonial periods. The Penal Code for Northern Nigeria was codified in order to reflect Islamic principles and norms of the mostly Muslim North; while the equivalent Criminal Code is applicable to the South. All the twelve states currently implementing hudud were visited by the researcher during field work, and a sample of officers concerned with hudud enforcement were consulted and interviewed in these states.This thesis posits that the implementation of hudud (among other Islamic Criminal Laws) based strictly on the Holy Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Holy Prophet (SAW) for Nigerian Muslims, will best serve the interest of drastically reduced crime rates for Nigeria generally and clamour for full shartah enforcement by Nigerian Muslims. Reference is made to the experience of countries where hudud is/was enforced, including Pakistan and Sudan. Some other Muslim countries enforcing or attempting hudud implementation were also considered. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Developing electronic health data privacy legal framework for Bangladesh(Kuala Lumpur : Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Law, International Islamic University Malaysia, 2025, 2025)Health data is considered one of the most sensitive forms of data that merits extra protection than any other forms of data. The increased adoption of eHealth system in the national healthcare framework has led the world to reassess the current protection mechanism and adopt a stringent regulatory framework to ensure adequate protection of eHealth data privacy. In Bangladesh. presently. there is no comprehensive data protection law but there are few provisions scattered in different legislations that seek lo ensure the protection of eHealth data privacy. The fact is that those provisions in the various legislations provide minimal protection. Therefore. it is high time for Bangladesh to reassess the present regulatory framework concerning data protection to streamline the current protection mechanism with the internationally recognized instrument. The present thesis thus investigates the current regulatory framework of Bangladesh concerning the protection of eHealth data privacy by analysing several statutes of particular relevance. The thesis also examines the current position of Bangladesh in realizing the benefits of the eHealth system. The study employs qualitative and doctrinal research methods. as well as comparative and analytical methods. are also used. The findings of the study is also supported by the semistructured interviews from related stakeholders. The primary sources are taken from statutes and decided case laws of Bangladesh. Besides. foreign laws and case decision are also being referred to as a comparison. The study finds that in Bangladesh. The piecemeal protection provided by various provisions scattered in different legislation is not adequate. Further, in the absence of comprehensive legislation and co-regulation concerning data protection as well as sectoral specific law concerning eHealth data, make the current protection mechanism even weaker. Hence the legislators should consider addressing this lacuna by enacting a comprehensive data protection legislation with a separate provision ensuring extra protection for eHealth data.
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Publication Self-regulated learning strategies and self-efficacy among Kulliyyah of Human Sciences IIUM undergraduate students(Kuala Lumpur : Kulliyyah of Education, International Islamic University Malaysia, 2003, 2003)This study investigates the relationship between self-regulated learning strategies and self-efficacy among Kulliyyah of Human Sciences IIUM undergraduate students. It also attempts to identify the common self-regulated learning strategies that students use during their study and identify the level of self-efficacy. Lastly, it also investigates if there is a re1ationship between self-regulated ]earning strategies and self-efficacy with the variables of gender, CGPA and major. The study utilizes two questionnaires. The first measures self-regulated learning strategies and the second questionnaire measures students' level of self-efficacy. A stratified random sampling was used to se1ect 293 undergraduate students from the Ku1liyyah of Human Sciences. Descriptive statistics, correlational ana1ysis and cross tabulation are used to analyze the data. Findings provide evidence that respondents frequently use some strategies like "keeping records and monitoring", "reviewing texts, notes and test" in their study with the majority of the students being at the moderate ]eve] of self-efficacy. The study also shows that there is a significant relationship between self-regulated learning strategies and self-efficacy. As for gender and CGPA they did not correlate significantly with self-regulated learning strategies, while major has significant relationship with self-regulated learning strategies. Finally, there is no significant relationship between self-efficacy and variables of gender and CGP A. In contrast, the ]eve] of self-efficacy has a significant relationship with majors.2582 216 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication The political economy of deregulation and economic growth : a study of Nigeria's telecommunications sector (2000-2014)(Kuala Lumpur : Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences, International Islamic University Malaysia, 2021, 2021)Telecommunications remain one of the most strategic economic sectors that assume prominence in the current discourses on growth and integration of national economies and transnational production. An effective telecommunications system enables countries to achieve impressive socio-economic gains. However, the Nigerian telecommunications system under state monopoly has been characterized as grossly inefficient and financially a burden on the government, among others. The government has placed a conscious strategy towards regulatory reforms in the sector. The reforms emphasize on market opening by allowing entry of private and transnational operators into the country's telecommunications market, which will eventually lead to a transformation within the industry. This study attempts to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the transformation in Nigeria's telecommunications industry, with emphasis on the impact towards economic growth. The privatization policy in this sector that resulted in the emergence of private and transnational firms, led to telephone services being more easily accessible, cost effective and competitive amongst the operators. The central argument of this study is that a significant correlation exists between market competition and growth, showing Nigerian telecommunications has been positively affected by the new deregulation policy. The positive impact of deregulations was proven by the growth rate of the selected indicators that were arranged into two broad dimensions: economic and technological dimensions. The economic dimension focuses on some economic variables, namely the sector's investment growth rate and revenue percentage compared to GDP, while the technological dimension gives emphasis towards technological and ICT related indicators, to be precise, advanced telecommunications infrastructure and the emergence of new telecommunication services.2070 82 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication التلفيق في المعاملات المصرفية الإسلامية : دراسة تحليلية تقويمية(Kuala Lumpur : Kulliyyah Abdulhamid Abusulayman Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences, 2024, 2024)This dissertation presents a comprehensive study of the issue of talfiq (concoction) in Islamic banking contracts. Many people believe that Islamic banking is merely a replication of conventional banking and does not meet the spirit (maqasid) of shariah due to the similarities between Islamic finance products and conventional usurious products in their economic effects. The study is divided into five chapters, with the first chapter introducing the problem and the structure of the dissertation .The second chapter delves into the concepts of ijtihad, taq?ld, and ift??, clarifying the terms and conditions related to each concept. The third chapter provides a detailed explanation of the concept of talfiq and its types, as well as the difference between talfiq and other related terms in Islamic jurisprudence .The forth chapter discusses the emergence of Islamic banking and whether adopting an approach of h?lah in forming Islamic financial contracts is acceptable. It also explains why Islamic banks are forced to imitate conventional banking and the economic consequences of such imitation .The fifth chapter provides a critical analysis of the main Islamic financial contracts, including mur?baha, ig?rah muntahia bi’taml?k, and mush?rakah mutan?qisah. The study has adopted an inductive approach in gathering the related information. It also applied an analytic method to discuss the arguments and deduce its results. The study concludes that the main reason why Islamic banks are forced to imitate conventional ones is the banking system, where finance is connected with money creation. Therefore, adopting a different system that separates money creation from finance is necessary to provide authentic halal products.983 426